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ESTIMATES FOR 1888.

The Board of Public Works Will Ask
for 1885, 339.25 to Run Their De-
partmeRt for the Ensuing Year.
The board of public works held special
meeting last evening and considered the de-
partment estimates for the ensuing year.
The list which will be presented to the
finance committee ia as follows:
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The Poultry show,

The Meriden Poultry association is to COM
tribute several special prizes to be competed
for at the coming poultry show given by the
New Haven association.
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A Life of Leisure wen earned.

BOSTON, Oct. 26.-The Boston Herald on
Thursday morning will announce that Mr..
Erwin B. Haskell has sold his entire interest
in that paper to Messrs. Pulsifer and An
drews, the remaining partners of the firm of
R. NJ. Pulsifer & Co. Mr.. Haskell has been
connected with the Herald for twenty-eight
years as reporter, editor and proprietor. He
retires, he states, because other interests re-
quire his attention, but it is generally under
stood that his only motive for selling was to
relieve himself from the cares of active bust
ness in order that he might be free to in
dulge his tastes for study and travel He is
well equipped in every way to secure the
fullest enjoyment from life of comparative
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Send to the G. M Loomis Co. for a cata-
logue of Mathushek piano. Your neighbor
who has one will tell you about them and ad-
wise you to buy one. We cheerf1ily recon-
l mend them, o27 3taod&w
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Las year 1854, 700 was appropriated by the
Common Council after the finance committee
had admitted severe pruning, which they
will do likewise with the above in all proba-
bility.
ferred to their proper committees, and Super
intendent of Streets Doyle was entrusted
with absolute control over the road roller.
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ID Y lady, plain sewing to do by the day or a
D position as housekeeper for widower; would
not object to caring for house for the winter dur
ing absence of the family. Address W
o26 2t* Box 767, New Haven Conn
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To rrv with Another Gutter.

LONDON, Oct 26.-The Royal Clyde Yacht
club at Glasgow to-day resolved to challenge
for the Americas cup in the name of Mr..
Charles Sweet. The new champion will be a
cutter
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGS.

A married man named Beauregard, aged
thirty-fve, was killed by Boston and Al
bany train at Midway yesterday afternoon.
His horse was killed and carriage wrecked.
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NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.

That batch of fun and nonsense which has
name of ''The Bunch of Keys" drew large
audience at the New Haven Opera House last
evening Mr.. Charles Il. Hoyt has written
several "musical absurdities" of a similar ma
ture to this travesty upon hotel life, but none
of them have been so successful. Everything
about it is the sheerest nonsense, and yet
there is something about it that makes it
worth seeing twice: and that is more than can
be said of any other entertainment of the
kind seen here this season. Miss Marietta
Nash as Teddy, Mr.. James B. Mackie as
Grimes and Mr.. George Lauri as Snaggs were
all very clever and the remaining memb ers of
the company were all very clever artists
AT THE GRAND.
Tonight "The New Karl" company will
begin an engagement for the remainder of
the week at Manager Bunnell's popular re-
sort. Mr. Charles A. Gardner takes the
principal role. Karl meets with many obsta-
cles in thwarting his designing relatives. In
his jolly way he goes along with a pack on
his back and a song on his lips until at last
he is master of the situation and all ends
happily.
THE DoMINIE's DAUGHTER.
"The Dominie's Daughter" will be pro-
duced at the New Haven Opera House to-
night under the Grays' auspices. The sue
cess of this play at Wallack's Theater, New
York, is well known. The sale of seats has
been large. The band concert begins at
7:45.
BLIND TOM.
At the Atheneum tomorrow night HBlind
Tom," the great musical phenomenon. viii
give grand concert He has been the won
der of the musical world for years.
HYPERION THEATER
"The Lights o. London" one of the bes
| of modern dramas, will be presented at ths
| Hyperion Theater tomorrow and Saturday
evenings and Saturday matinee. The pls,
will be presented by an excellent company
with all the accessories necessary for a sue
| cessful presentation.
| MRS. scoTT-sIDDoNs.
| Mrs. Scott-Siddons will give a dramatic
recital at the Hyperion Theater Monday
night Mrs Siddons has met with grea
| success and has brilliant reputation. Sh'
| has force of singular expression and he
| every movement is full of grace and dramati
| suggestiveness. Her voice is clear, bell-ike
and finely modulated.
Mr.. c. Fleming was in town last evening
arranging for the appearance at Bunnell'
Grand the first three nights of next week o
E. F. Mayo and company, who will presen
"Davy Crockett" Mr.. Mayo is son OF Fran
Mayo of Davy Crockett fame. A good entel
tainment is assured.
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Educational.
ench LanguaEe and LfIeralure

ThoroughIy taught by an experienced Partisan
teacher PRIVATE LESSONS OR CLASSES At
PUPILS RESIDENCE at moderate terms Sc
1913 Crown Conversational lessons for advanced
pupils. SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO PRO
NUNCIATION. Highest testimonials and refer
ences by permission from present and former pa
irons E. BERGERON,
late of the "Lycee Condorcet," Paris
Application may be made at the class room, from
to TO D m. or by letter z. o. Box 5S8. sci tf
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The LItchfieId County Jail.

WATERBURY, Oct .26.-At Litchfeld to day
the representatives of the county voted down
the plan to put jails in New Milford and
Winsted by vote of II to %. This leaves
the county Jail at Litcn6eld.
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.aSK YOUR
GROCER
OR
.ARKETMAk

This Seasoning is made of the granu-
lated caves of the mo st fragrant Amer
lean sweet herbs and choice selected
spices, having all the aavOrs that can
be desired, thereby saving the trouble
of having to use a dozen different
kinds of herbs and spices in order to
give The proper flavor to the dressing.
one tablespoonful is enough to season
the dressing TO an eight pound turkey.
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Charles Rowell, the pedestrian, is assisting
TO train Jake Ktlrain, the pugilist, for
his coming fight with Jem Smith in Spain.
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DETROIT

Earned runs st. Louis s.; two base hits, Latham
1: three base hits, O'Neill; first on balls, Latham,
Robinson, Baldwin; first base errors, st. Louis
g. Detroits q struck out, Hanlon CAMEL, Twitchell
passed balls, Bushong 2; time, 1880; umpres, Calf
ney and Kelley.
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Committee on Ordinances.

THE Committee on Ordinances will meet on FRI
i day evening, October 49, 1887, at o'clock in
Room IA, City Hall.
All persons interested in the following matters
are respectfully requested to appear and be heard
in reference thereto:
De change Of ordinance de licensing Of public
vehicles
De hack stand at steamboat landing.
De sidewalk inspector
De salaries of Board OF Compensation.
By order of chairman.
EDWARD L. CAHILL,
oc27 2t Assistant CITY Clerk.
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Over A6, As and SO Church St.
well appointed, well conducted, economical
Business school, with all NONSENSE, sUBTERFUGE
and MISREPRESENTATION left out. All business
branches and the most successful PENMANSH1P
DEPARTMENT in the country. Actual Business
Transactions, Wholesale and Retail, in which the
student draws and accepts payment NOTES,
DRAFTS CHECKS and DUE BILLS, negotiating the
same by endorsement, discounting. ETC. SHORT.
HAND and TYPEWRTTING. The best facilities,
GOOD management, personal teaching, low rates,
short time and FEW FAILURES. Good positions for
ali competent graduates. Evening sessions
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DEATHS.

FOR RENT.
- AN upper tenement of seven rooms at %
M;;5 Lynwood street; has all modern improve
@zgN ments. Apply at
1854 ELM STREET
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LIST

80 In this city on Sunday. black, white
5&SssSN and tan setter dog. The finder will be
suitably rewarded on returning to
oct2I AZ ELM STREET
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E. F. MAYO.

Mr.. G. Fleming was in town last evening
arranging for the appearance at Bunnelrs
Grand the first three nights of next week of
E. F. Mayo and company. who will present
tDavy Crockett" Mr.. Mayo is son OF Frank
Mayo of Dayy Crockett fame. A good enter
tainment Ia assured
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Observation-Disclosures.
EPPS'S COCOA.

.sBy thorough knowledge of the natural laws
which govern the operations Of digestion and nutri
tion nd by careful application Of the fine proper
Hes Of weliselected Cocoa, Mr.. Epps has provided
our breakfast tables with delicately favored bev-
erape which NAV save us many heavy doctors bills
Il rs by the judcious of such articles Of diet that
constitution may be gradually builtup untistrong
dreds of subtle maladies floating aroundus ready
to attack wherever there is weak point. We may
fortified with pure blood and properly nourished
| frame"-Civil Service Gazette.
| Made simply with boiling water milk. Sold
only in half pound tins by Grocers. labeled thus:
| JAMES EPPS & Co., Homeopathic Chemists,
| u10tuRwtf London. England.
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A intelligent, Industrious reliable lad about 10
"A years old to learn light, pleasant and attrac-
tive mercantile business. Good penman; good ad-
dress; reside at home. Address, with reference :;
mention Courier. BOX 934
900
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For SaIe-MOney Wanted.
- AHoUsE suitable for one or two tainleS
EiiI will be sold on accommodating terms, or ex-
changed for building lot
$4,000 wanted on first mortgage security.
*, e, RALDWIN'S
Real Estate Agency, s1a Chapel st.
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THE HOGARTH ACADEMY.


From a small beginning three years ago Zone
table and two chairs, this famous institution now
stands in the front rank of Business Universities in
the United States; in fact second to none on this
continent. Almostan army Of competent instruc,
tors is constantly employed. Thirteen hundred
graduates of this academy are now holding good
paying situations in different parts OF the country
All branches necessary to good Commercial Edu-
cation thoroughly taught on the SocRATIG system
No classes; each pupil taught separately; more
progress is made by this method in three months
than by the ordinary school routine in one year.
The Penmanship department is superlative in theo-
~ and execution; the poorest writer can become
an accomplished penman in very short time. OF
the 300 pupils who attended last year. more than
halt were ladies'.
Elegant Diplomas awarded to graduates.
Day and Evening Sessions.
Visitors always welcome.
Good board and pleasant home accommodations
for out of town pupils.
Terms-Unlinited Scholarships, $25. Special
rates less. Call send for circulars
Prof. d. MI. h6H,
HOGARTH ACADEMY,
CORNER OF CHURCH AND CHAPEL STREETS,
New Haven, Conn.
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Local weather Record.
FOR OCT. 90, 1887.
II. 81 10
Thesmo@stei:-:..::. e g z
Wind, direction and
velocity in miles
wed FER Fa cle ss ol Sas
Mean bar. so4s; mean temp. Il; mean humid
Max temp, 81: min temp 81: rainfall,
inches.
January 1850 degrees.
Jan. 300 ill.,
FOR OCT &c, 1886
Mean bar. 30. So; mean temp. 40
Max. temp. So: min. temp AZ.
| J. H SHERMAN. sgt Sig Corps
Note: A minus sign t-]predxed to thermomete,
| 4 u" in connection with rainfall Indicate. g
trace Of precipitation too SMALL to measure
/ @Snow is melted and resulting depth of water no
| ted under rainfall
MINIATURES ALMANAC.
| OCTOBER s7.
s sss sa=s ~ "?ss s SETS H' 7s4
MARRIAGES.
| MARLIN-ALDRIoH-At South Deeraeld, Mass,
9ctG6eT the se I'll 81 5g L Clarke sseSlye IL
and Mary Moore, elder daughter Of P ostmast ea'
Charles P. Aldrich, of South Deerfeld, Mass. No
BAYLiss- BRoWN-wednesday Get g. at the
Of
Eunice W. Brown, of New Haven.
Rev b 5cps E d. sas s HAGUE a. y h
Emma Bristol Brockett, all of New Haven.
DEATHS.
TRoY-In this city. Oct IS, Mrs Ann Troy. wife
of Daniel Troy, aged A years.
MARINE LIST.
@ms, PORT OF NEW HAVEN. <k@mh
ARRIVED.
Sch Harriet Thomas, Edgett. BALTIC. coal.
Sch Mary Ann, Collins N Y. iron.
CLEARED.
Sch James Boyce. Crossley, Norfolk.
Spectacies Found.
i Iy held in Springfield lost a pair of goid-boWed
spectaces obtained of Paul Roessler he can get
formation I'm of the same by inquring A. opI
New Haven Cooking School,
56S Chapel Street.
CLASSES DAY AND EVENING.
Friday evening for cooks only. o27 1t
FOR RENT.
49, AN upper tenement of seven rooms at 20
#;;H Lynwood street; has all modern improve
-&A9A. ments. Apply at
1874 ELM STREET
OF 3tt Corner York
FAMOUS LETTER.
NTE give you Two famous letters and they are
w sd. K' They mean DIR. Mark Woodbury's
DYSPEPSIA KILLERS,
which little lozenge, convenient to carry and
perfect in the work their name indicates.
INDIGESTION,
and all stomach troubles yield at once to D. KS,
Price so cents box (trial box IS cents) Sent any
whe in the U. S. receipt Of price by Doolittle
& Smith, % and % fremont street, Boston, Mass.
o27nr
Committee on Ordinances,
TTNHE Committee on Ordinances will meet on Fri
i day evening, October %, 1887, at O'Clock, in
Room IA, City Hall.
All persons interested in the following matters
are respectfully requested to appear and be heard
in reference thereto:
De change Of ordinance de licensing Of public |
vehicles.
De hack stand at steamboat landing.
De sidewalk inspector.
De salaries of Board Of Compensation.
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A0su ULfUHaL nssSs.
Little Pointers rhss win be Appreciated b
The rasmss end Oasdosss.

The Fssmss end 0ardsssr.
Ry tho tnter. ssata cOnmerco Law, the
freight In raissNi from t,2,s csnts 70 o. ri por
hundred frou, Cal,fo, mia, witch plssr ths
WUpl merchants ut that state IN n nl,nndavy.
Tho vOrl elm ot that s,so i.st Ar = ~ sln,,l
4ONN WO ptiu,is. Of which siD,,t IA UslCssl
pounds were sb,r,ssi Fast The clip this
spring In -, ,OO, 90 rounds aud tho dealers
have fears that they will have the entire
stCrk on their hands
To destroy the Onicn magxot, soak the
saSsi In q strong der,rtt,n Oi Cmyenno peppos
Tor twenty four huurs,,eiors planting, strain.
ing of the liquor and drying OIL the nsed
With aifted sshos that were sOwod with The
seed.
The R,eatest enemy young melon plants
have In = little blnck and. y allow. striued bu9
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In all Diseases Oi tho nasal mucous memb
the remedy used must be- nOn.trritating. The
medical profession has been slow TO learn this.
Nothing satisfactory can be ACC Omplished Il with
douches. snuKs. powders, syrtnges, astringents
or any similar app icatiOns. because they are all
Irritating. do not thOroug hly reach the nffseted
surfaces and should be abandoned ~ worse than
failures. multitude of persons Who had tor
years borne all the worry and pain chat catarrh
Oan infiict testify 10 radical ana permanent
cures wrought by kly's Cream Balm.
juA2WdeOd&W
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., q, Graves, OF Akron, N. Y had Asthma Of
the worst Kind. Took one dose OF 1hon'ds nc
tectric OIL aud was relieved In hve minutes. lie
S.ids: "Wouid walk ten miles for this medicine
ANA pay t5a bottle fort H. cured my wife nf
rheumatism ltko magic" For sale ny II. d.
Cochran, druRgi.t, I5' ana l33 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
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Served Hisll Right.

81 hAvO used BurdOck Hood Rulers, and am
happy To say they have done me more good than
any thing yGt. send u further quantity ut once"
This man WAS y sufferer from Dyspepsia for
twenty years. Hts name " Alexander Longh.
Cochran, druggis'. lJ7 and I33 North Queen
street., Lancaster.
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"My baby, aged fifteen months, VIVA nttac kcd
With Group. but was cured with two doses of
Thomas Ecisctric OF have used this medicine
tor the older children. Have the greatest faith
In "" Daniel Mann, 81. seventh St., Buffalo,
J. rOr sale by II u. Cochran, druggtst, I3i
ana 80 North Queen street, Lancaster.
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a HAD bSreath

Is insufforabIe. We don't like II. A person with
as,ronx breath must not make himself very ia.
miliar wi ~. An impure breath II caused by
an unhealthy stomach Burdock Flood Bitters
will correct this evil: They are tho best stomach
medicine known. tOr sale by II. B. Cochran,
istAsr.
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SaiisfsctiOn Guaranteed.

"In tho past three months ! have sold Ons
hundred ana six bottles OF Thomas Eciectric
OIL. Never saw u Inedicine in my Iife that gave
such universal satisfaction. Cured AN liberated
tD rsiiave my children OF Group" q. X. Hall,
druggist, Gray VILE, H. For sails by u. Il. COch.
ran. druggist. i37 and lo3 North Queen street.
Lancaster
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a I'D 0lslOrtlano.

ls 70 raise q nice family Of boys ana girls
BY that terrible disease Consumption. Heed
the warning and check IL In its drst stages by
ana Lungs. warranted 70 cure and relieve all
cases. Prtco b0c. ana d. For sale by II. v
cochran. druggist No. l37 North Queen strUeG
1StQl size FrsS. (N
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sPEUSSL NOr5ORS.


clear. bright open tate somehow looks
honest hors" ih' or burglar seldom carries
such face. Rudock Riood Riucrs give tho
sktn peculiarly hne texture and cl0nrns ~
They strengthen and enrich the circulation and
so eradicate all eruption or biemish. rOr sale
by II. b. Cochran. druggist, lS7 and I.D North
Queen street, Lancaster.
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asueklss's Asnsso unsva.

Ths vsst salve In tbs world IT. Cuts. Bruiss..
oorus, UicerS, salt khsum. Fever eOCSs. TottoS.
SruptiOna, and positively oufes P1sS. q no ~
,saniTWd. u u Kuarxntsea 70 Rtye perfect Sst1
,cA IOr aAle " u. u Cochran. Druggiot N
AID ~ North Queen stgoo6 LAncA6t0g, "a
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Miraculous Escape.

w W. Heed. druHHist, OF WinchOster Ind..
writes some Of my customers, Mrs. Louis pike,
b.rtOnia. hand0lph county. ina, was o long
" die by her physicini,s. She heard OF 6r Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, and OeVal
walked 70 this city. distance Of six miles. and
10 now 30 much improved she has quit using IL
She fee shs owes her life W IT," -
Free trial llottlos At COchiRn's Drug HtOre
Nos. LIZ and iS North Queen street. Lancaster:
Pa m
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CAFE, SURE AND SPEEDY CURE
~ Rupture, yaricoccie ana Special Diseases
Of either sex. why ise hMmbuRg:,d by Imxcks
LAR PHYsiOIAs In Philadelphia who makes q
speciality Ot tho above diseases, and CURns
THnn CURns GUARAuTssD. Advice rr0e day
ana 0yoninH. Strangers can b0 t,eStBd and TO
turn home same day Ofices private.
Uk. W. II. Wkl6HT,
NJ North Ninth Street. Above kaHa,
y. u, bOx US, PhiiAA0lphIn
IsNlNlv4S
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IA UMPHKEYS' "--..
Homeopathic Veterinary Specifies
For Horses. Cattle, sheep. Dogs, Hogs. Poultry.
bU PA9e BOOK
On TrtsHi ilnanl nl AniiiAla and Chart Sunl IRA

SU PA8e BOOK
On Treatment Of Animals ana Chart sent Free.
CURES -Fovers, COngestioDs, Inflammation.
AA.-spipKI Meningitis, Miih Fever.
HH-StrHins, 1aHnenesS, rheumatism.
C.C.-DistsinI,er. nasal Discharged.
a. D.-BOts or 0rubs, worms
G.E.-COuHhs, llenves, ppeu mOniR.
E.f-COlic or t}rtpes, liell yache.
9.0.-Miscarrt.ge. HsmOrrh xxes.
HH. H.-UrinRry and kidney Diseases.
lt.-kruptivo Dissase~, Mango.
J.k.-Diseasos of Digestion.
STABLE CASE, with specifies, Manual.
witch Hazel on ana Medication. .-....... 81. 20
PkiCk, Single Bottle tower b. dOses) ...... 0Oe.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS or
SENT PREPAID ON kECklrT Og PRICE.
Humphrsys' Ned. Co.. iOB Fulton 81. n Y.
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shiLOH's COU6M ana Consumpt,on Curs
T. solo by ss wa on ~ fu1.s9%sss; % II c%rss Con
NOs is7 and ias North Queen It. .LxncSstor.
Pa (O
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WESTWARD,

801V
ouEg n $40 p N. and arriyss e LAasas19 0tI
ino Marsstss Aecommodasso. issvps g.
~ q 60 q n. and reaches AarleeaA g 01k A.
% s.scsipS oS%3n Ssr9ss,s ~ !. LIE iSoi : .ns "a - - se
nAxietA q Sso p. "a. ana arrives at OoluM680
GOj also. leaves ~ 6:36 ana arrives at ~
nThe York Accommodation leaves 0AElooooA
t;l0 ana arrives At Lancaster ct Bon 6onDoooU
WITH Harrisburg kxpr0se At S:l0 .. N.
Tho fr0d0r1ck Accommodation, WoOs, Oo0I0GA
ing 1t Lancaster With Fast Lima. W6D6 ~ ~
p. M. will run through 70 rr8dor1Ck.
Tlao Frederick Accommodation. cost tonVUn
columbia at l9:8 and reaches Lancaster q ~
pm
Hanover Accommodation, Fast, leaves C0auus
biR 1T 4l0 p. IN. Arrives ~ Lancaster at = =.
m. connecting with Day Expross.
AanOvot AC..J,m ,u,S,.ssaO.., ~ess, oOnneoeaDg =
Lancaster with Niagara kxproeb ~ 0s6o Q -
VII run through 70 Eanovec. daily. excopt ou1i
dxy.
Fast Lins. ~os,. om sunday. wheA eaa0o4
1tl stop NJ DcvninEtowns Coat1svtllo Ias1ee
burg, NJ joy, EIiEabethtoWu An0 1t0Meenyn l.
The only trSlns which run daily On ovno0l
the Natl train vast runs Nv wny Of COoumbbA
J. II. WOOD, General tASseng0t Agent
CHAs y. Pu2h Gonersi Manager.
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1oe Lancaster - IOA - - ~ . =. II s.@
rsAiHS Isxvs ouAssYviIan q 4!
IkAlNs LBAvD klN0 u. (lAneeDonr "
suc Reaaina Ana LsoAneo - 1oa - qn4o
eot 0uaxryville q 90 .. =. n 10
TEAMS LRAvs PsinCD q. tlAnuso5
Fur neaAins ana IIsbanoe 90 az Q = eo4A0
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